Mike Dunham-wilkie is a Senior Data Architect based in Victoria, BC, with a deep 45-year foundation in software development and over a decade of focused work in public-sector data architecture and governance. He specializes in designing and tuning spatial and non-spatial databases, automating ETL validation, and creating novel architectures to improve dataset analysis and accessibility for government data catalogues. A long-time Unicode evangelist, he provides technical leadership on the correct handling of Indigenous language text—an often-overlooked but critical aspect of equitable data systems. His background includes patented work on multi-dimensional data storage and practical experience across Oracle, PL/SQL, Python and Safe Software FME, combining rigorous engineering with strong documentation and metadata stewardship.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
BSc (Honours), Mathematics and Computer Science, BSc (Honours), Mathematics and Computer Science at University of Victoria
MSc, Computer Science, MSc, Computer Science at University of Toronto
Repository of code and other information useful to software developers and system managers wishing to make systems capable of storing Unicode names of people, places, and businesses
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Mike Dunham-wilkie - Senior Data Architect, Data Equity Services